Reports, Studies, Featured
People Are Fleeing California
In December of 2020, The Los Angeles Times attempted to ease alarm over California’s declining...
Health Care, Federal Legislation, Criminal Justice, Interest Rates, Featured
How Hospital Reimbursement Rates May Decide the Future of the Administrative State
Away from the spotlights of mainstream media, the healthcare industry has been quietly holding its...
Government Spending, Federal Legislation, Reports, Studies, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, Featured, Campaign Finance
Federal Debt Continues to Increase – Are Interest Rates Next?
The latest budget presented by the White House (and with the endorsement of Congress) includes $3...
Elections, Studies, Public Opinion, Politics, US Politics & Culture, Featured
Cook Political Report Alert: Major Shifts Coming on the Next Governor Race
For the Cook Political Report, every year may feel like an election year – but a midterm election...
Federal Legislation, Reports, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, Featured, Campaign Finance
The FTC Rebels Against Supreme Court “Disgorgement” Ruling
The financial definition of disgorgement is: the legally mandated repayment of ill-gotten gains...
Elections, Reports, Studies, US Politics & Culture, Featured
2021 Elections: Narrower Margins but Fewer “Close Calls”
A recent report by Ballotpedia has finished examining the results and races of last year’s state...
Federal Legislation, Donald Trump, Elections, Politics, US Politics & Culture, Featured
This Constitutional Amendment May be Used to Ban Trump from Running for President Again
On March 4th, 2022, a federal judge repealed a Constitutional challenge presented to Republican...
Elections, Politics, US Politics & Culture, Featured
Cook Report Finds “Toss-Up” Governor's Race in Wisconsin
There is no doubt that the 2022 elections will be a referendum on the struggling Biden...
Education, Politics, Featured
Chicago’s Teacher Strike Was a Political Power-Move
We are now closing in on the beginning of the third year that the Covid-19 crisis has dominated...
Criminal Justice, Reports, Studies, Featured
“Defunding the Police” Remains Big Online, but Shrinks in the Hearts of Americans
According to a recent study conducted by Pew Research, 47% of Americans believe their local police...
Government Spending, Fiscal Stimulus, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, State & Federal Budgets, Featured
The U.S. Federal Reserve is Changing Course - Here's What it Means for 2022
The U.S. Federal Reserve started 2022 with an optimistic – though unorthodox – choice. A few days...
Federal Legislation, Public Opinion, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, Featured
Why Donor Privacy is Important for Free Speech
As one of the largest sources of tax deductions, the laws surrounding charitable donations are...
Criminal Justice, Education, Studies, State Legislation, Featured
Florida Governor Gets Bold on Critical Race Theory
On December 15th, 2021, Floridian Governor Ron DeSantis announced the Stop W.O.K.E. Act, a new...
Elections, Reports, Studies, Politics, US Politics & Culture, Featured
Biden’s Plummeting Approval Ratings Threaten 2022 Midterm Success for Democrats
It has now been more than a year since Joe Biden was sworn into office as the 46th President of the...
Coronavirus Recession, Health Care, Elections, Politics, US Politics & Culture, Featured
Ongoing Inflation Accumulates Trouble for Democrats Ahead of Next Election
According to several recent reports, 63% of Americans are now “very concerned” about the cost of...
Government Spending, Interest Rates, State & Federal Budgets
Rising Debt Levels Could Jeopardize The Future of Social Security
In the wake of the continued debate about the “Build Back Better” bill, independent economists and...
Government Spending, Fiscal Stimulus, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, State & Federal Budgets, Featured, Campaign Finance
National Debt Could Destabilize Economy
America is quickly approaching a financial fork in the road. For decades, the federal government...
Government Spending, Reports, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, Featured
Riedl: We’re In ‘Largest Long-Term Government Borrowing Spree in Modern History’
The United States is deeply in debt. The Covid-19 only accelerated this trend. After nearly 2 years...
Coronavirus Recession, Government Spending, Studies, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, Featured
Build Back Better Budget Gimmicks
Leading up to the Christmas break, the United States Senate finally shelved Joe Biden’s Build Back...
Government Spending, Reports, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, State & Federal Budgets, Featured
Supply Chain Crisis Likely to Endure into 2022
After governments across the planet systematically brought their economies and industrial bases to...
Elections, Politics, US Politics & Culture, Featured
What Does 2021 Mean for Democrats? After New Jersey, Virginia, Expect a Red Wave
Is the façade around the Democratic majority in Washington, DC beginning to crack?
Elections, Politics, Featured
McCarthy: November 2nd “A Wakeup Call” for Democrats
Local elections held on November 2nd across the country were a wake-up call for Democrats at the...
Coronavirus Recession, Government Spending, Federal Legislation, Monetary Policy, State & Federal Budgets, Featured
Thomas Jefferson High School & The War on Merits Based Academics
Thomas Jefferson High School for Science & Technology is ranked the number one school in the United...
Coronavirus Recession, Government Spending, Federal Legislation, Featured, Campaign Finance
Democrat Spending Plans Would Sink Country with Debt
The Covid-19 pandemic set off a historic government spending spree, justified by the potential...